Thanksgiving leftovers should be eaten by now and the antacids put back in the drawer. Our residents celebrated without any Native Americans at the table, and the Cleveland Indians had nothing to cheer about; those in N DK are still protesting the pipeline. Many of us traveled: Mitzi Licht and Simon Glastein to Lexington MA
October was the month that WAS. It began with Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish New Year and for everyone, it continued to remind us of the beauty, the wonder and the miracles of life. This is followed 10 days by Yom Kippur another holy day for the Jewish people of the Jewish faith.
By: Eileen Hahn Is there a message here? My first article was the April fools issue and my second article after editing became invisible ink. Of course, I do not have a copy, because the minute the printer works, my greatest pleasure is hitting DELETE. The political season ended in the Moorings with a dance
“April Fools Day” and that defines the volunteer attempting to follow in the editorial footsteps of Vince Marini. Everyone knows me, since I’m here 30 years, know that I will follow Frank Sinatra’s words and “Do It My Way.” The Moorings will have had the elections for the board a week ago and even though
“I thought he retired from writing the column.” I did and I will, however, since there was not enough time for someone to step up and prepare a column for this issue, I will take the opportunity for one last hurrrah! Hats off to Marilyn Lubell and all the folks who worked so diligently with
